... on?a Mvarlarp, . ? - v . ?? -1 I . DI SIB UR G X-ApRI_ 9. The fentiments and condua of Prufra ai lne daily a more ietermnined charader. She figs fgnified to Hamburgh and Bremen, that her troops would, on the aft of this month, take ?? of the mouths of the Wefer and the Elbe, and {top all commercial communications between the Continent and Great Britain. The Duke of Oldemburgh, the proprietor ...

... F - . : _ p s.- .e Ye~serdaV the COUNTESS, of LouDdo and M0 MOIRA gave a grand Fete. at Duddingaton House; J .to above threehbundred of the nobility asid genty 'The , in and about this city_:4song whom were the entered Duke of Buccieuc~h, Cttefso ro, A and Earl of Errol, Countefo Dowager of Da ErnL Earl of Dalhoufile, houfe, to Earl of Roden, Countefs of Dalhoufie, a Lord Elcho, Ladly ...

... LONDON-APRIL 20. o- CZ~ sp e :Je It is with great pleafure we announce the ra- fi ut pid re-eftablifhment of his Majefty's health. Sa- *d turday morning his Majely rode on horfeback IT er through the Park, and along Wefiminfler-bridge, :k accompanied by Prince Adolphus and General f ir- Manners. As he paffed through the Park an C ut old woman exclaimed- God blefs your Ma- C !ir jefty and ...

... Tho'n«a Hine, City of Oxford, innliolder. John Adamson, i-'ore-.'scrcct, London, dealer in pota- Nicholsas Mnrrcl, Ne.vton-upon-O.ise, Y.irlchire,dca!er. ii.iiip Siamtv, liri s l,tli„ g aea, M,~ x, siii.-budder. Jo-eph Moore, late of Lamberwell, aurrcv, iiiariner. James Kmpaon, Fetter-Lane, London, palmer aud gla- Edavard V/..tts, isite of blablisbury, Wiltshire, surgeon ...

... TRIAL OF THE MUEYINEERs, SPCOND DlAY. Ft jAXMES RICHl-RDSON fwbtri. te I wenit, down to the lower dleck for a f'lied 0f CCa writing, paper. On the flhrbaard fide I found Ei' Taylor, pnid alked him to)v wite' a letter. ?? L-aidl, you had brett iwait till this bulinaef6 is fettutl.' 1 a thenr affled hint what ii was? I I dared ?? it was no- i t~hing Concerning u' He anfwered, I Yes it wa,sI ...

... FROMIr THE LONDON GAZETTE, WHITEHALL-Aug. 4. The King has been pleafed to grant the'dignity of a Baron of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, to the Rigiht Honourable Horatio Vifcount-Nelfon, Knight of the Moft Honourable Crder of the Bath, and Vice Ad- riral of the blue fquadrcn of his Majefty's fleet, (Duke of Brondi in Sicily, Knight of ihe Grand Crofs of the Order of St ...

... I.D i --R ?? 2 ff aA'aVA, ^. e v A . X 'o . OFN7P. OF-TE CALL-ID C 2A1-I 7I RCU_,R 1 I Rt~ As a r-itizen nF zMh1- aetropofls, hateaas o rrdit as t-tttrgvary liorg a r, that %vu (hiould not be {buppliad vvith thle iiopiortqn~antri~itci 7 a CO-AT, at a niacl 1`nwvcr ?.Ile 1,ll is ?? ppn .for hn-'kiionn'cd astoo Ct is cc-II f-1lIF of fupoal'od oatcrt -,d 1 o'I 11 rw'-e 'ali]P 01 5odnl Ordfl' Dt ...

... Such have been the creditable exertions for the equipment of the North Sea fleet, that as foon as the feafon -will admit of entering the Sound, pearly fortv fail of the line will be in readinefsto proceed thither. Sir HYDE PARKER, we underiland, retains the chief command; Vice Admiral GAMBIER to be fecond; and Lord NELSON third. Amongft the ?? which are flated-to be intended for this fervice ...

... FROM THiE LONLDON GAZETrT, ADMIRALTY OFFICE-Aug. °. Copy of a elate-r from Lord VIXeoumft ATStSoQV, K B. Vice-Admiral of the ilue, &e. to Eeisrt NATPFiN, Ffy- lated on board his M1ajefly's ftp Mledufa, 2F Boulogne, the 4th inflant. S I R The enemy's v'efi'els, brigs, and flats, (lugger rioged,) and a fchooner, 24 in number, were this mor'ing, at day-light, anchored in a line in front of the ...

... HAMB U RG Et MAIAL. ?? - CONSTANTILOLE-OCT. 26. N ,e nogiifh Ambaffador, Lord Elgin, will P. Zf flil on board an Englifh frigate for Egypl,t lbe will be accompanied by his Lady. 7yjf i-{atton wlls, in the mean time, have the tan ragerent of the affairs of the Englifh Court I° s: Cclnltantinop~ie. He is expefled here in a few El dart, and, as foon as he arrives, Lord Elgin a tiil fiet out for ...

... IMPE lPIA- ?.ARLIAM.,rENTT. Cr HOUS;E1 OF COMMONs-Feb. 27. i fr; is MAjiTY'S ILLNESS.CC MN Xe ;C:LTA1`Y YorKE, ?? moved that to th. Voluijueer B3ill be read a 1iccoold timle. 'Sir Rtna'R Law. y rofe, 1e faid to take it ?? .n hi;:;3 h nit1 diir`ing anddelicateduty in tha. could .J7inlv be impor d on a lylember or it nari r. -ut. ?? I ifi d the public, had t .10 oin, that .'is ?? WdS conntocd by ...

... F R AN CE. R HAV l:E-NOV. 7, to Yefterday, the FirST CONSUL received the r jIC homages of the public funcdtionaries with that B good nature w1hich fo peculiarly charaderilfs him, aad difcure. ?? topicL r ectmne the dif- J kerent branches of the general adnrinifration, With that talent and perfl~icuity which belong to Pc him alone. ?? evening, in compliance with the moft urgent entreaties, he ...